Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25


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course, furnish the Gre. deposting II II
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her agency ceases. She might, ].
true, have done 5 grea. deal more
might have deposited the pure metal ans
even coined il into money of ~ccnvenisD
denominations. Having failed IN this
il becomes necessary for nan 10 supple
ment her work; hunting after and find
ing first the ores, then digging them OF
and extracting from them the preston
metals, TO be afterwards coined int
money, converted into iewelry or other
wise disposed OF, as interest or fame,
may dictate.
The finding Of a mine already made i
; BIZ Of good lack -of such rare occur
renee that it must not be depended upor
by those who propose embarking in tbs
business Of practical mining. The,
must make their calculations on = diff
isrent b1zis-ealculate that they vii
have 70 deal with ore bodies ~
they generally ooeur in nature; large,
small, rich. poor. medium, free and
base; calculate that while some car
Be easily reached, Others again can only
be reached under great difficulties
Such being the conditions under which
mining for precious metals has to be car
risd On. they who would conquer success
mas. be prepared to conform TO them
inasmueh IS success in this business de.
Ponds almost wholly on skill, prudence.
and seil-direesed effort1so much so that
il NAV be conceded that our New York
is more than half right in
saying that Mines are made not found. +"
A DOOMER NAN.